Projects
Dissolving Time Through 360° Video
Dissolving Time Through 360° Video
A contemplative VR experience.
Immersing audiences within a seamlessly blended seasonal environment, challenging linear time perception and inviting embodied reflection on our existence within the natural world.
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£5,000
At a time of climate crisis, the work invites audiences into an embodied reflection on their existence within the natural world — not as spectators, but as inhabitants.
Aims of the project
This project aims to move from traditional moving image and installation work into immersive VR and 360° video. The work at its centre, Eternal Seasons, is a contemplative VR experience that collapses the four seasons into a single, impossible space, asking audiences to inhabit rather than observe a world where linear time has dissolved.
The Slow Cinema influence is central: long, durational transitions between seasons use VR’s immersive properties to create a meditative experience rooted in ecological themes.
Kye Wilson
Lead Artist
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Kye Wilson is an award-winning visual artist based in Portsmouth, England, working with moving image to create video art and installations that incorporate multidisciplinary, site-specific and live artwork. His work has been exhibited nationally and internationally, including at Circulo de Bellas Artes (Madrid), Osek Monastery/Galerie ITC (Czechia), Winchester Cathedral, Portsmouth Historic Dockyard, and Kartong International Cultural Festival (The Gambia). Drawing from Slow Cinema, his practice explores the human condition and the liminal space between the ‘real’ and ‘virtual’, collapsing the boundary between creator and spectator. He is currently developing his practice into immersive VR and 360° video through the Immersive Arts EXPLORE programme.
